Carlton Holden
Carlton Holden
What can actors learn from writers?
What can actors learn from writers?
What can actors learn from writers?
Sunday 19th January 2020
Carlton Holden shares insights on the connections between writing and acting, emphasizing character backstory and research. Listen now on alcoholfree.com.
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Carlton Holden
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Get the buttons here!Writers and Actors: Bridging the Creative Divide
Knowing backstory is extremely important, whether you're a writer or an actor. Actors and writers benefit so much from research. You can create much more authentic and believable writing when you understand the world that you're writing about.
Ever thought about how similar writing and acting really are? In this engaging episode of 'Podcastlife with Writer Carlton Holden', Carlton dives into the fascinating parallels between these two creative fields. Drawing from his rich experiences in both community theater and writing, he shares how understanding character backstory and doing thorough research are crucial for both writers and actors.
Carlton believes that knowing a character's motivations, personality traits, and history can make all the difference in creating authentic dialogue and believable performances. But it doesn't stop there. He also discusses how actors can enhance their roles by adopting a writer's approach to character development, while writers can benefit from observing how actors bring characters to life on stage. This cross-disciplinary insight offers valuable lessons for anyone involved in storytelling, whether on the page or on the stage.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for aspiring writers and actors alike. Tune in to discover how these two art forms can learn from each other and elevate their craft.